Front shot of drive bay module. I did not install the slim-floppy for several reasons. It can be added later. The front mounted ports are 2xUSB and a PS2 keyboard plug. The J-Rex has several unique features for an industrial board. It uses full-size SDRAM sticks and also uses a standard 20-pin ATX power connector.

Backside of drive module. The black aluminum CPU heat sink is shown. All of the slim-line to regular size adapters are shown. The two brown slots (plugs) is where the daughter board mounts to the board. Not shown; below the VGA and serial plug is a compact flash slot which I have used to boot the system with an IBM microdrive.

Now we're talking. All four pieces to the puzzle gather together

First the drive bay is inserted, culminating with an outstanding SNAP feedback sound.

The speaker module goes into the top slot. SNAP! The power supply now hangs down over the J-Rex.

The sunglasses, errr...LCD module goes into the next to top slot. SNAP!